Georgian National Pavilion was Presented for the First time at Fruit Attraction 2025 in Madrid

With the support of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Agriculture and the organization of the Rural Development Agency, the Georgian national pavilion was presented for the first time at the international exhibition Fruit Attraction 2025, held in Madrid.

The Georgian pavilion showcased stands of blueberry, hazelnut and spice-producing companies, including: Blue Bird Berries, Golden Farms, S.R.T, Agroleini, Agro Veli, Gentry Investments, Alpaine Spices, Agriteachi, Khoni Plantations.

During the exhibition, the Acting Deputy Director of the Rural Development Agency, Nika Urushadze, together with the Director of the Blueberry Growers Association, Shota Tsukoshvili, and Georgian blueberry producers participating in the pavilion, met with the Chairman of the International Blueberry Organization, Mario Stetta.

At the meeting, the sides discussed the development potential of the Georgian blueberry sector. Mario Stetta noted that Georgia has a unique opportunity to become one of the key players in the blueberry supply chain between Europe and Asia.

According to Alexander Chkuaseli, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Georgia to the Kingdom of Spain, the Georgian Embassy actively supports Georgian companies in participating in international exhibitions in order to increase global awareness and demand for Georgian products.

The Fruit Attraction international exhibition hosted more than 2,200 companies from 150 countries, and was attended by over 120,000 visitors.